As you can see, Eric Henson has a beautifully unique style that is easily picked out from the rest.

There’s an incredible amount of thought and detail in every composition.

I have already pointed out in previous reviews, his quality and approach in regards to colour.

However, Eric has now chosen another artist for this task on issue #3.

With the spirit Eric is trying to bring out of this story for us,

I believe he’s found an even better match in a colorist – Benny Fuentes.

I was already a fan of Erics’ previous choice,but it seems he has the forever eye when it comes to bringing his work off the page for us.

Eric wants to provide the very best expression of his work,

and of course there’s nothing wrong with wanting to provide the very best he can for our buck.

It really shines through in this issue.

This is another “Wow” Alterna Title.

I’m glad Benny came on board this project.

He really helps define the work at a different level. 

He shows respect to the spirit of what the previous artist was hoping to achieve with the work but it feels enhanced.

That’s what we have here with Benny Fuentes. Right? 

I hope Eric can feel some satisfaction because the books together are gorgeous.

I always get excited for a book when I see pencils that are so deliberate and measured.

Much more so when the colorists’ talent expresses it so vividly , so boldly.

I’ve not noticed so far, it’s been very subtle; but the panels in this title are become progressively darker.

There were a few small panels with some lengthier exposition that gave the letterers little choice but to find space for balloons, but aside from that,

I really like the way Robert Doan and Warren Montgomery have tried very hard to gives us everything we need while keeping out of the way as much as they can.

With such great sweeps of beautiful color, it is much appreciated.

Eric is a huge talent in regards to his pencil craft.

Combined with the way he’s written this epic,

he continuously tries to bring out the emotion and tension

that the our group of friends are driven and consumed by.

He does this by steadily building up to whatever climax awaits our friends,

with crisis after crisis. This keeps the plot pot boiling.

I must say that I’ve had a feeling of nervous excitement as I follow along this title.

This book brings a sense of foreboding with every issue.